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MARKETS, iv. CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, FEB. 6. Our market has been moderately supplied with Grain 1° general since Monday last, but
we had a good arrival Suffolk this morning.—Fine Wheat fully maintains its price, also Malting Barley; and there is a brisk sale for new Beaus an Grey Pease, at Monday's prices.—The Oat trade is not briA , but we do not quote it lower. RETURN PRICE of GRAF'. Essex Red Wheat(new)
February 8, 1818 - World and Fashionable Sunday Chronicle - London, London, England
A. ROMAN STATION ASCERTAINET);,
About seven miles East of Grantham, by the Bridge-end turnpike, on the side of a hill, commanding .a view of the coast at Boston..Haven o • were lately diseovered very considerable remains of ancient buildingsl-.lesselated pavements, acid other indications of ,a fixed military s
June 14, 1818 - World and Fashionable Sunday Chronicle - London, London, England
BANKRUPTS.
_ John Pratt, Brook's-place, Kennington, Surrey, surgeon sand apotheeary, dealer and chapman, to surrender March 28, APtil 14, and May 5, at eleven at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Edwards and Son, Castle-street, Holborn. _ _ _ Alexander Johnson, Manchester, silk-mercer, dealer
March 30, 1818 - World and Fashionable Sunday Chronicle - London, London, England
DIVIDENDS.
April, 14, J. Fuller, Neat-houses, St. George, Hanoversquare, gardener, at eleven at Guildhall—April 14, J. Mac- Gougan, Pall-mall-court, Westminster, army-agent, at eleven, at Guildhall—April 7, T. Brame, Lowestoft, Suffolk, herring -merchant, at one, at Guildhall, London—April
March 30, 1818 - World and Fashionable Sunday Chronicle - London, London, England
WESTMINSTER MEETING.
We have in another part of our columns adverted to the very important subject of Reform: and in referring again to its consideration, we feel we are only doing that which must meet the approbation of every sensible and reflecting man in the community. We should be sorry that any
March 30, 1818 - World and Fashionable Sunday Chronicle - London, London, England
Saret.oitlitattg,erttr.
Saret . oitlitattg,erttr. P. 4 PE RS. PAuis, AUG. 29. ROYAL ORDONNANCE. Louts, &c. with Jeferrence to the law for fixing the Peace Establishment of the Army. Art. 1. Forty thousand men shall be balloted out of each of the classes of 1816 and 1817. 2. The quota of each department,
September 6, 1818 - World and Fashionable Sunday Chronicle - London, London, England
LORD TEWART AND P. E. TEMPEST.
1 The Lord Chancellor on Tue , day gave judgment of tha important arrd very delicate case of the ptoposed marriage of Lord Stmart with Lady Ilronces Emily Tempest. Ile decided that the case be sent to the Master to report upon ttie : propriety of the intended union, and that in
May 3, 1818 - World and Fashionable Sunday Chronicle - London, London, England
PORT OF DUNKIRK.
, .. It will be seen by the following decument, that port of Dunkirk is to be considered in future as a port of France under the Navigation Act . Treasury Chanthers,April 4, !81 8 • "TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF CIRsTOMS: :" GENTLEMEN—I have laid before you, the GanthaissionerS of hi
May 3, 1818 - World and Fashionable Sunday Chronicle - London, London, England
PRICE OF HAY &RD STRAW—SMITIIFIELD ' APRIL Clover, (best) 61 • tis. to 71. 7s. Straw 2l. 14s. to 31.
3s.
May 3, 1818 - World and Fashionable Sunday Chronicle - London, London, England
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
To the astonishment of the oldest Member of Parliament, the Dissolution was on Wednesday announced voce by the Prince Regent, in the 'tame and on behal" of his Majesty. ;this is the first occurrence of the kind since the reign of the Stuarts.. It was then he course when Parliame
June 15, 1818 - World and Fashionable Sunday Chronicle - London, London, England
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